06/05/2026
Took the time to call me personally to have a conversation.
Came to my office to create a relationship and learn about Salem.
Anyone running for this type of position and takes that kind of time and shows that kind of interest will have my vote.
With new district boundaries and my name appearing on the ballot for voters who may not yet know me, I wanted to take a moment to reintroduce myself and share my story.
I was raised in a working-class family where I learned the values that still guide me today: hard work, personal responsibility, faith, and service to others. I grew up in a single-wide trailer in a small rural town, paid my own way through college, and earned my undergraduate degree in agriculture from Southern Utah University with the help of an FFA scholarship.
Before becoming an attorney, I worked directly with Utah farmers and ranchers as a soil conservationist. That experience shaped the way I see public policy because I saw firsthand how decisions made by the federal government can affect Utah families, landowners, farmers, ranchers, and small businesses.
I later earned my law degree from BYU’s J. Reuben Clark Law School and built my career fighting for Utah on public lands, water, and local control issues. I served as a Deputy County Attorney in Washington County, a Public Lands Attorney for the Utah Association of Counties, and a Staff Attorney for the Washington County Water Conservancy District.
Before I was elected to Congress, I served as Chief Legal Counsel to Congressman Chris Stewart, where I worked to advance conservative policy and earned his trust. Today, I am proud to represent Utah in Congress and continue fighting to help families keep more of their hard-earned money, secure our border, defend Utah values, rein in Washington spending, and hold government accountable to the people it serves.
My story is the story of the American dream, where a middle child of a middle-class family who grew up in the middle of nowhere can work hard and get elected to Congress. I hope to earn your vote so I can keep working hard for our state and our district.